First Nations Fundraising & Marketing Lead

Tech Data Apac; Sydney; On-site; AUD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary packaging

Flexible working

Employee Assistance Program

Office facilities

Job summary

13YARN, a Lifeline Australia program delivered by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, seeks a Fundraising and Marketing Lead in Sydney. You will develop fundraising strategies and manage multi‑channel campaigns to grow revenue and awareness.

The role is hands‑on: you will create content, manage social channels, engage communities, and report on performance, ensuring culturally safe, trauma‑informed communications that respect ICIP principles.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated ability to develop and deliver fundraising strategies.
• Experience in multi‑channel marketing and content creation.
• Strong written and verbal communication, with storytelling skills.
• Ability to manage social media campaigns and analyze performance.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement a fundraising strategy aligned to 13YARN priorities and growth targets.
• Identify and grow fundraising streams such as individual giving, regular giving, appeals, partnerships, philanthropy and community fundraising.
• Monitor and report on fundraising performance to support decision making.
• Lead development and execution of marketing plans to raise awareness and engagement.
• Create compelling assets and manage social media content calendars.

Skills

Fundraising strategy

Multi-channel marketing

Content creation

Social media management

Graphic design

Stakeholder engagement

Analytics/reporting

Campaign planning

Tools

Canva

Adobe Creative Suite

Job description

13YARN, a Lifeline Australia program delivered by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, seeks a Fundraising and Marketing Lead in Sydney. You will develop fundraising strategies and manage multi‑channel campaigns to grow revenue and awareness.

The role is hands‑on: you will create content, manage social channels, engage communities, and report on performance, ensuring culturally safe, trauma‑informed communications that respect ICIP principles.